a career in nursing
护理生涯
nursing care
看护
the nursing profession
护理职业
1.领养(孩子)的,被领养的
1.(职业性的)保育;护理
1.“nurse”的现在分词
1.the job or skills of a nurse, or the professional training that nurses receive; connected with nursing
1.The present participle of nurse
1.The hotel is going to be converted into a nursing home.
那家旅馆将被改建成疗养院。
2.And you think of him as nursing you. And then Saddam Hussein's serious mustache is a problem.
然后，你也想到了惹了一身麻烦的萨达姆。
3.This image also takes on an abstractive shape of an oil lamp set which has long been used as a symbol of modern nursing.
本设计亦逞抽象化的油灯状，其为广受使用的「现代护理」之标记。
4.Box-office riches, like so much of the female population of this planet, follow him from continent to continent, nursing a raging crush.
票房大胜，世界上这么多女性对他的青睐，从一个洲蔓延到另一个洲，对他的热情还在渐渐增长。
5.They told the Journal of Advanced Nursing, how the technique was easy to learn and lacked the side-effects of other treatments.
他们在《高级护理期刊》发表文章说，这一技巧很容易学习，而且不会像其他治疗方法一样产生副作用。
6.High quality perioperative nursing was required in orthognathic surgery due to the matter ofprocedures, involved area and facial appearance.
正颌外科由于手术方式、涉及的区域以及美容等问题，对围手术期的护理提出了较高要求。
7.Mr Park had been nursing his 62-year-old father and spent his last moments with him on Tuesday night, local media reported.
据当地媒体称，朴生前一直在照料自己生病的父亲，并且周二晚上与其度过了最后的时光。
8.Then she was in charge of a nursing-home for women in London.
后来她在伦敦负责一家妇女护理院。
9.Mrs. Holt, a retired nursing assistant, said he came to her in a dream last month.
霍尔特女士，这位退休的老护士说，她上个月梦到过道尔菲斯老人。
10.I asked her why she had come to the nursing home, and she described the recent passing of her husband after 73 years of marriage.
我问她为什么来到养老院，她告诉了我她丈夫最近刚过世——他们结婚已经73年了。